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by eudora 7y ago
I find the UI good but not worth that much of a cut. Maybe this is for people who can't roll their own solution.
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by eudora 7y ago
Pretty shocking, thanks for such a detailed analysis
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by eudora 7y ago
Moving in the direction of an everything app, like WeChat? I was horrified at this news at first, but WeChat isn't too terrifying, and they're far more ubiquitous. I just hope the social network aspect of Facebook (and Instagram)
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by eudora 7y ago
I'm stunned that Samsung tab a survey about socks to launch a new washing machine
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by eudora 7y ago
Pretty valuable reading, I feel like social theory should be more widely taught somehow
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by eudora 7y ago
I wonder what happened to Telegram's currency
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by eudora 7y ago
If the base of their site was served from an auto updated base, there's no reason why it couldn't be pretty much as secure as a platform. Say it's a frontend over a Docker image that gets updated upstream for security issues,
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by eudora 7y ago
Knocking it out of the park, Mozilla, keep it up. Getting more people on Firefox would do the tech world so much good, diversifying who controls what in the web.
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by eudora 7y ago
Love the concept for the site, and love the interactive charts
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by eudora 7y ago
The tax might increase income but imagine the effect on the costs to the health system! At least in a European country where health costs are socialised. Not sure how much they're socialised in the United States.
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Wikipedia is now banned in China in all languages(time.com)
3 points by eudora 7y ago|1 comments
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by eudora 7y ago
The author makes the point that a standard is required. I've heard of various implementations like kramdown and redcarpet behaving differently, so it seems that that is the case.
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Years ago, a historian used lasers to map Notre Dame. His work could save it(cnn.com)
6 points by eudora 7y ago|0 comments
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by eudora 7y ago
Sneaky because now you don't know what server a web page is coming from? Because yes that's true, although cryptography it's maybe half true.
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by eudora 7y ago
It also puts a _lot_ of work on the publisher to implement these changes. Again. (Unless you're using CloudFlare)
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by eudora 8y ago
But microservices!
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by eudora 8y ago
Surely using quotes around the term does the trick?
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by eudora 8y ago
Ahem https://puri.sm/products/librem-15/ https://system76.com/ https://www.dell.com/learn/au/en/aubsd1/campaigns/xps-linux-... https://support.
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by eudora 8y ago
> After more than 125 years of using two-dimensional paper drawings, the shipyard has set its sights on a “drawingless” future, where work instructions are packaged and delivered electronically. > The migration is already bearing frui
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Digital Shipbuilding – The Ford Class(thefordclass.com)
2 points by eudora 8y ago|1 comments
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Theft and lies: why Uber doesn't deserve your business(unlikekinds.com)
3 points by eudora 8y ago|0 comments
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by eudora 8y ago
...hats off?
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by eudora 8y ago
I LOVE this approach. Responsive gnome. It seems essential to me anyway, allows for tablets and any form factor you like. That, and they take advantage of decades of work put into GNOME. Collaboration!
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by eudora 8y ago
I've also been getting a strong impression of Google being a yellow pages. Almost all of the time I Google something, it's because I want the top result. As in, I search [company name] and go to companyname.com. But otherwise, I f
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by eudora 8y ago
Did you learn anything useful? (I'm not asking the specifics of what you learnt, but say... Is it helpful to know disease related info? Ancestry? Etc)
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by eudora 8y ago
I tend to agree that if his computer is shitting itself multitasking in 2018, even with photoshop or illustrator or whatever, then he's got the wrong computer. I wonder what's the cheapest computer, with comparable build quality t
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by eudora 8y ago
Planning on mining some bitcoin are ya? :)
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by eudora 8y ago
I mostly see what you're saying here The thing is, if these things resulted in increased profit over the medium term, they'd probably have happened already. So yes there's user-hostile decisions made that put profit over user
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by eudora 8y ago
I mean, maybe. I freely admit I have no evidence other than the anecdotal. It's just generally been my experience that the vast majority of users don't care about privacy issues or "freedom" the way techies do.
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by eudora 8y ago
As you say we both provide no evidence, but I suppose my claim aligns better with HN user's anecdotal evidence It's true I could be wrong, it might be something really unintuitive and for some reason people want hardware switches

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